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Has anyone been contacted by the OC Fair? I got an email saying You have placed first in Division 624 Class C of the beer competition ..... :mrgreen: Nothing about my other entries. It seemed like they didn't say much before the Fair about red and white ribbon winners. So, there may be hope. Yester...

Excellent gents, nicely done!

offtopic.gif Did I ever tell you about my happiest day with my Windows Mobile smartphone? I dropped it ... with great malice & forethought... Odd how it bounced merrily as the display cracked into several pieces. It almost seemed as happy to be free of me.... --LexusChris p.s. ..but.. I'm much ...

lexuschris wrote:ummm... and the Blackberry?

--Lexus "can find sh!t on RIM's app store" Chris

Is the red-headed step child of smart phones!

WebOS version on the Pre is what I was using last night.

Very nice! I'm actually thinking that the BJCP scoresheets would be for getting us all used to using the BJCP format for our club competition. I think that while people are used to seeing them on the receiving end as a competitor, most have not really used them as judges. The idea is that by getting...

Great Meeting! Eric, thank you for hosting this. I like the idea of a permanent "home" for the club meetings as it allows for better scheduling of any special demos, specific style presentations or one-offs as the club deigns appropriate. I liked the format we used in this meeting. I like ...

I'm judging at the Hangar 24 competition as well, so I won't be able to be at the Grand Opening.

Pepperoni me dude!

Does she have sisters?

There's one a few doors down from the Bruery if I remember correctly.

Dark green wine bottles are what I use. They're more of a green-brown color. I use cork closures most of the time except when I'm in a hurry and don't have time to properly apply the corks, then I use crown caps on brown, 22-ounce bottles. Clear is fine if you're not going to keep them anywhere near...

I don't recommend the flip tops except for transporting or for a couple of days. Crown caps or corks are both better.

You'll have to have a low finishing gravity to carbonate your mead naturally and I generally use honey and yeast to prime when I do.

You'll want to get the 187 ml splits that will take a crown cap. They sell them as champagne bottles.

Saw the sign this evening on the way to my parents' home.

Congrats,

Oskaar